Mountains of Georgia
The real spirit of the Caucasus
Georgia is a country born of mountains. They do more than shape the landscape — they shape the soul, the silence, and the grandeur of this land. From the southern slopes of the Lesser Caucasus to the northern glaciers of the Main Ridge, every twist in the road leads to a revelation.
More than two-thirds of the country is covered by mountains. Ridges, gorges, high passes, and icy peaks — these aren’t just elements of geography, they are part of Georgia’s very essence.
Kazbegi, Gudauri, Svaneti, Racha… These names are familiar to anyone who’s ever fallen in love with mountains. But beyond the well-known trails lie other, more intimate paths — hidden, lesser-known, calling for silence and attention. These are the places Premium Georgia unveils in the format of private & curated experiences, with itineraries designed down to the finest detail.
Mountains are about scale, breath, and stillness. This is more than travel — it’s a connection. To nature. To yourself. To the present moment. In the mountains, you realize that luxury isn’t just about service — it’s about freedom. Space. Presence.
Kazbek — a peak that became a symbol. Towering at 5,047 meters, it is one of the most iconic summits in Georgia. At its foot lies the Gergeti Trinity Church — a spiritual landmark where the gaze ascends to the heavens, and thoughts dive deep within. The surroundings of Stepantsminda offer dramatic vistas, valley glaciers, broadleaf and pine forests, and the turbulent waters of the Terek River. Here lives the energy of adventure: paragliding, horseback riding, hiking, rafting, and the villages of Sno and Juta — like pages from a fairytale of freedom.
Gudauri is Georgia’s premier ski resort. Located along the Georgian Military Highway, 120 kilometers from Tbilisi and perched at over 2,000 meters, Gudauri is all about action, style, and space. Slopes and panoramas, mountain air and fireside evenings. In the off-season and summer, people come here for quiet, for mental reset, for vistas and cool breezes — for that rare feeling when a vacation becomes true renewal.
Svaneti is Georgia’s most mythical and authentic region. The Svan towers are more than architecture — they’re symbols of resilience. Everything here speaks of heritage and depth. Peaks, cliffs, mountain villages, traditions, language, and cuisine: kubdari, chvishtari, Svanetian salt. A land of contrasts: from alpine pastures to waterfalls, from lakes to glaciers. Mestia and Ushguli are major destinations, and between them lies untouched nature, trails, panoramas, and the raw essence of the mountains.
Racha — a hidden alpine paradise. Fewer tourists, more silence. Just four hours from Tbilisi and you’re among gorges, forests, lakes, mineral springs, and vineyards. This is a place not for just a break, but for something real. In Racha, life is unhurried — people walk without a map, inhale the scent of pines, and listen to the wind whispering through the hills. The region is evolving: offering more space for solitude and natural comfort.
In the mountains of Georgia, peaks are not just part of the landscape — they become part of your inner horizon.
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Rooms Hotel Kazbegi
A modern boutique hotel nestled in a forested, high-altitude haven. Here, floors are crafted from century-old oak, walls breathe with natural materials, and floor-to-ceiling windows open up to majestic views of Mount Kazbek and the Gergeti Trinity Church.
The design — rustic minimalism with a Georgian soul. The cuisine — both traditional and signature. The mood — quiet contemplation with a mountain panorama. Terrace views, cigar and cocktail lounges, an indoor pool — every detail is carefully harmonized with the landscape.
Silence. Style. And that moment when luxury becomes about presence.
Stepantsminda, Kazbegi
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Ati Ambavi Boutique Hotel Gudauri
Not just a hotel — a story. Ati Ambavi is Georgia’s take on bohemian chic, home to signature cuisine from the creators of Barbarestan and infused with the spirit of vibrant, snowy Gudauri.
Every detail is curated with taste. Every evening is set to piano. Every room carries character.
The restaurant is the heart of the space. The terrace is your personal mountain gallery. The interiors — a journey through Georgian design.
For those who seek the aesthetics of the moment and the depth of tradition.
Gudauri
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Gudauri Lodge
When hospitality and landscape align, they create a new rhythm. Located right by the ski slopes, Gudauri Lodge transforms a day of adventure into a haven of comfort.
121 rooms, panoramic views, stylish suites, a star-chef-led restaurant, and a wine list echoing the local terroir — Gudauri Lodge is for those who want it all: action, ease, and space.
This is your alpine home, where adrenaline meets serenity, and the balcony view is already waiting for you.
Gudauri
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Sami Mta Chalet
Architecture in harmony with the landscape. Interiors inspired by Svan legends. A view of millennia-old towers.
Sami Mta Chalet is a secluded, design-driven sanctuary. A handful of exclusive rooms, an outdoor jacuzzi, a curated Georgian art collection, and a sense of privacy designed for the few.
Perfect for couples, families, friends, or explorers seeking unfiltered, high-altitude peace.
This isn’t just rest — it’s the kind of moment you don’t want to photograph, for fear of breaking its spell.
Mestia, Svaneti
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Samzeo, Tusheti
Tusheti — a region above the clouds. Samzeo — a hotel born from slate, light, and silence. Fully powered by solar energy, it fuses ancient Tush architecture with modern comfort.
Worn stone facades, stained-glass galleries, handmade carpets, soulful furniture — every object here tells a story.
This is more than a place to stay — it’s an invitation to slow down, to breathe freely, and to immerse yourself in the spirit of Tusheti.
Here, it’s not just nature that opens up — it’s your inner clarity.
Omalo, Tusheti
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These are not just hotels. They are sanctuaries of silence, architecture, and atmosphere — becoming an integral part of your journey. They don’t speak louder than the mountains — they let the mountains speak louder
